The ESANN conference addresses machine learning, artificial neural networks, statistical information processing and computational intelligence. Mathematical foundations, algorithms and tools, and applications are covered.  ESANN 2023 builds upon a successful series of conferences organized each year since 1993. ESANN has become a major scientific event in the machine learning, computational intelligence and artificial neural networks fields over the years.

The conference will be organized in hybrid mode.  In-person participation is preferred, however online participation is possible for those who prefer not to travel. The physical conference will be organized in Bruges, one of the most beautiful medieval towns in Europe. Designated as the "Venice of the North", the city has preserved all the charms of the medieval heritage. Its centre, which is inscribed on the Unesco World Heritage list, is in itself a real open air museum. 

The call for papers is available at https://www.esann.org.  Deadline for submissions: May 2, 2023.  We hope to receive your submission to ESANN 2023 and to see you in Bruges or online!

List of Topics

• Machine learning
• Artificial Neural Networks
• Artificial Intelligence
• Computational Intelligence

A more detailes, non-exhaustive list of topics is available fro www.esann.org/node/3.

Committees

See program and organizing committees at www.esann.org.

Venue

The conference will be held in Bruges (Belgium) and online.

Bruges (also called the "Venice of the North") is one of the most beautiful medieval towns in europe. Bruges is situated at about 100 km. from Brussels, and can very easily be reached by train from Brussels main stations. Bruges is unique in Europe: a living city of human proportions where you can wander to your heart's content in virtually unspoiled surroundings. Known as the Venice of the North because of its network of canals and its narrow streets with their typical facades, this city takes you back to long forgotten times! You can admire Bruges by boat or on foot to get a new perspective of what most people agree is "Europe's best preserved mediaeval city", and enjoy the Flemish cuisine at any level from exclusive restaurant to cheaper - but good - bistro. Where else can you ride a bike along a canal, munch mussels and wash them down with the world's best beer, savor heavenly chocolate, and see Flemish Primitives and a Michelangelo, all within 300 yards of a bell tower that jingles every 15 minutes?

Contact

All questions about submissions should be emailed to esann@uclouvain.be.